Procida will amaze you with its scenic beauty. It is an island far from the tourism of

mass, characterized by fishing villages with pastel-colored houses (the most

the Corricella is suggestive). The wide beaches, the numerous bays and coves

scattered along the coast offer shelter from all winds. The island has a perimeter of

only 16 km, so the beaches are not many, but they are considered among the most beautiful

of the entire region. The beach of Chiaia is the most characteristic, and being

Set between tuff walls overlooking the blue sea, it is always sheltered from the wind.

Beaches and medieval villages, crystal clear sea and hot springs await you on the island

of Ischia. The largest island in the Gulf of Naples shows all its beauty surrounded by

from nature and the sea. Roman remains and historic buildings complete the rich heritage

of the island.

We recommend you visit the Aragonese Castle, the ancient village of Ischia Ponte and Ischia

port with its narrow streets full of shops and restaurants. Another place of particular

of interest is the Torrione di Forio, being positioned higher than all the other towers

distributed over the territory, had the task of sighting the enemies and being the first to implement a

defensive line. Finally, you cannot leave Ischia without visiting the characteristic village

of Sant'Angelo, with its colorful houses, outdoor tables and souvenir shops. The

The beaches are many and beautiful, but don't miss a swim at the beach of Cartaromana or at the Bay of Sorgeto, where you can take a thermal bath in sea water

Capri is a unique island in the heart of the Gulf of Naples. The Faraglioni and the Blue Grotto

are the symbol of its beauty, as well as the characteristic square that attracts

thousands of visitors all year round.

After touring the island by sea, you can go up by chairlift to Monte Solaro,

walk the Pizzolungo path through the Natural Arch, visit the Gardens of

Augusto with the underlying Via Krupp, the Certosa di San Giacomo, overlooking the

viewpoint of Tragara and visit the Roman remains of the Villa of Tiberius. The island has a

Busy harbour on the north side.

For lovers of coves, the southern side of the island, in the bay of Marina Piccola,

towards the Faraglioni, is the place to moor.

From Marina Piccola you can go down with the tender to the beach of the Sirens and then

go to Capri by bus, which is located right at the top of the staircase that leads from the

The beach leads to a small square.

Positano does not have a port but it is possible to stop in the roadstead, mooring at the buoys

made available by local moorers, right in front of the town. The price

varies depending on the length of stay and usually also includes a

taxi boat for those who want to go ashore in comfort without using the

tender of your boat. It is advisable to have breakfast at the pastry bar the

Zagara, one of the most famous and fragrant terraces in all of Positano.

The magnificent vertical village of the Amalfi Coast, crossed far and wide

Wide by steep stairways and winding paths, it has been a holiday resort since the

Roman. For those who want to walk a bit, we recommend a walk along the

Path of the Gods with a breathtaking view that includes the Amalfi Coast

Amalfi and Capri. Positano also has beautiful beaches such as Spiaggia Grande,

Fiumicello, Fornillo, La Porta or San Pietro Laurito.

The Amalfi Coast opens with a first inlet of extraordinary beauty: the Bay of

Ieranto, nature reserve. Continuing the navigation, you will come across the three islets of Lì Galli,

located in front of Positano. Homer described these islets as the place where Odysseus was

tempted by the Sirens. The towering cliffs plunge into the blue sea. Once you have reached

Amalfi, you can't deny your curiosity a walk and a complete exploration

of all its alleys and monuments, following the main road that starts from the square

and connects all places of interest (follow Via Lorenzo di Amalfi -Via Capuano -Via

Delle Cartiere) and not to be missed: the Cathedral of Amalfi, the Cloister of Paradise and the fountain of

Sant'Andrea. The beaches offer a unique scenery, clear waters and deep blue surrounded

from rocks and trees overlooking the sea.